Semi monthly mule auction boosts Oliver stock sales
The Oliver Live Stock Company held its third semi monthly mule auction at the Oliver Stables on South Madison street last Friday, selling about two hundred head for roughly $14 000. Auctioneer H Blackman of Columbia, S C noted the animals were above average and sold cheaply given their quality. Mrs. W J Jennings returned from Brittle Creek, John Cato of Atlanta joins Economy Market. Johnson of Raiford NC came to be with his family. several local visitors noted including R T Morrison and D R Reaves. Dr H C Ausley hosts W J Jerger visit for bids opening with Westinghouse equipment.
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Oliver Live Stock Company
Oliver
South
Madison Street
H. Blackman
Columbia
S. C
Atlanta Revival Draws Grand Circuit Horsemen
Atlanta hosts four races marking the revival of grand circuit racing after an absence. With thirty thousand dollars in purses, the card attracts leading money winning stables and top horsemen to the event in the city.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Dissolution Sought of American Volunteer Air Force in Morocco
Fez October reports the approaching dissolution of the Sheridan escadrille, a unit of American volunteers aiding against Moroccan rebels. Heavy rainfall prevents French and Spanish forces from resuming operations for the time being.
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American Volunteer Air Force
Moroccan Zone
Associated
Presa
Fez
Sheridian Escadrille
Dayton pilots win in Scientific American trophy air race
Gerald Deack of Dayton Ohio wins the Scientific American trophy race at Mitchell Field with a biplane reaching 76.41 mph powered by a 16.7 hp Bristol Cherub. Clyde Kymerick, also from Dayton, finishes second in a baby monoplane with a 19.85 hp motorcycle engine at 67.5 mph. The event previews the Pulitzer Trophy speed classic delayed by weather as a demonstration of flivver air speed.
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Gerald Deack
Dayton
Ohio
Elight Aircraft
Clyde Kymerick
Tap Trent
Supreme Court Approves Stipulations in Copper Co Case
The Supreme Court approved the Georgia and Tennessee Copper Companys request to fill stipulations for five year contract terms in the injunction case. The state had sought to restrain fumes from the plants in Tennessee that allegedly injure Georgia vegetation.
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Georgia and Tenn. Copper CO
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Georgia and Tennessee Copper Company
Tennessee
Georgia
Arrangements Made for Return of Half Million Stolen Jewels
Police said underworld channels will return 683000 dollars worth of jewelry stolen from the Hotel Plaza apartment of Mrs. Jessie Woolworth Donahue. The theft was reported on September 30 with information from police headquarters indicating plans for the return tomorrow.
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Underworld
Hotel Plaza
Associated Press
New York
Jessie Woolworth Donahue
Legion Sends Greetings to Labor Federation
Major George L. Berry president of the printing pressmen union told the Labor Federation convention in Atlantic City that the American Legion sends greetings and well wishes. He said the Legion and organized labor share interests in Americanism child labor and opposition to Communism and pledged continued friendship.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
George L. Berry
Printing Pressmen’s Union
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Omaha
Legionnaires
Legion
Organized Labor
Friendship Ia
Trotzky Taking a Rest Amid Pressures and Obligations
Leon Trotzky faces mounting pressure as he contemplates taking a rest from active duties. The written note suggests obligations and work pressure influencing his decision while remaining in a cautious, public stance.
Duke University Mourns Death of Benefactor Washington Duke
The funeral for Washington Duke, noted Duke University benefactor, will be held with a memorial service for students and staff. Classes will resume during the funeral day, and trustees and family members will attend, with the Washington Duke Hotel opening for out of town guests.
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Washington Duke
Duke
Duke ‘Endowment
Duke University
Dike Foundation
Pallbeaters
George
Atlbn
William R. Perking
Whillam B."bell
Anthony J. Dre Biddle
J. “Walter
Parker
Andy Alexander H. Sands
York
William 8. Lee
Charles’ L. Burktidlaer
Central of Georgia promotes Savannah official to general agent
Wright, superintendent of the Savannah division of the Central of Georgia railway, has been promoted to general agent in Savannah. J. Riehmert of Macon, superintendent of the Macon freight terminals, will succeed him.
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Associated Press
Savannah, Ga
Wright
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
J. Riehhart
Macon
Unclear names in Wichita brief prompt
Mrs L Davidson wife of the Melbourne Farms manager Mr Roach and his 22 year old son and Mr Salmon all of Wichita Kah named in a terse local item.
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Harry Roach
Donald
Melbourne
Harry Coppock
Kansas City
Kan
L. Wagstaff
Salmon
Wichita
Buckles
David Barnes
Witchita
Lock D. Davidson
Dickson
Campbell
Hill
Rioting in Paris Suburb Leaves Three Officers Wounded
Rioting broke out today at St. Dennis, a Paris suburb, during a general strike called by the Communists. About 30 shots were fired and three policemen were wounded.
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Associated Presa
Paris
St. Dennis
Sinking yacht tragedy off Florida claims ten lives
Reported near Sebastian Inlet the pleasure craft Clara B capsized while turning, ten people drowned and several others reported missing. Rescued survivors include Mrs Buckles and multiple passengers from Wichita and Melbourne with injuries from rock jetty impacts. Authorities continued searches into the night as rough seas hampered efforts.
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Florida
Eau Gallie
Fla
Clara B
Ed Arnold
Malabar
Melbourne
Sebastian Inlet
Here
Coast Guard Boats Disabled In Terrific Gales
The Cameronia reported a CG-128 crew of six was evacuated after the boat was abandoned in heavy seas about 100 miles south of Nantucket. A coast guard cutter later picked up the drifting CG-128, and Mojave towed CG-147 with eight men aboard. Coast guard 126 from New London faced a storm and reached port after a 36 hour battle.
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Cameronia
Nantucket
Gunsown
Coast Guard
Mojave
New England
New London
Stolen Bicycle Reward Offered by Thomasville Ads
Want ads offer a $10 reward for a brand new Pierce bicycle described as heavy service with a double frame and fork, red color, wood lined steel rims, tandem spokes, and a large front hub. Notify Thomasville Cycle Co. or police. 12-tf
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Pierce
Thomasville Cycle Co
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Central OF Georgia
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Melbourne, Fla
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Romola
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